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seems to be ok now...

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I bricked and unbrocked my GT-N7000, and due to this had to 'upgrade' to CyanogenMod 10.1.3 (Jelly Bean).

I reinstalled Locus Pro 2.20.2  and G4L 1.5.4.2

When I try to Sign into GC.com, I get the GC login, but after 'Allow Access' nothing happens and I get an error after a long timeout..

Fail
Exception:
LiveGeocachingApiException

Aftertrying this a few times, GC.com in my (premium) profile under 'Manage your Authorizations' does show Locus and G4L as authorized, yet I cannot get G4L to sign in

This is frustrating.

c:geo was able to log in just fine (but I think it just pretends to be a browser, and G4L is a much nicer tool anyway, which i want back
HELP

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Some more info. Trying to log in via Locus's   'Geocaching Live' menu very quickly brings up the 'Allow Access' menu (for 'Locus' , as opposed to 'Geocaching 4Locus' when I use G4L's Sign In). When allowing that, I get a 'Login valid' (green bad below), but then after a few seconds a red bar with 'Problem with Internet connection' and 'Login unsuccessful' .

Did GC.com change their API again?

oh, it must have stopped navigating, but still showed the recorded track. i finally found a way to delete that.

even when driving w/o navigating to a target, there should be an option to show the current speed
(maybe as another option for the top bar)

I also found that the rotation does not really work well when driving. It started out pointing me 'track up' but after
turning a few corners, it lost all idea of which direction it looked and thus showed anywhere but track up.

I played around with the sensor orientation filtering, but that did not really help.

This is on a Dell Streak running StreakDroid 1.8.1 (Froyo) and the latest build from today (Locus Pro 1.13.2

i also want am easy way to stop navigating. I can not find a simple way to achieve that

Hmm. This may be a c:geo issue. I just found out that it does not seem to use Locus for the 'live map'
(and that it also does not find Locus Pro, whch I just upgraded to) when looking for 'utility programs'.
But showing 'stored' caches on map does use Locus Pro. interesting.

When called from c:geo, could Locus allow switching between north-up and track-up mode? please?

Also, how can I make it use a downloaded map (eg Osmarender) when called from c:geo?
It seems to use OSM, but to download tiles from the net while I have downloaded teh area before

This is Free 1.13.1 on a Dell Streak running StreakDroid 1.8.1 (Froyo)